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Shake hands. Wish the opposition good health and good luck. Hold a quick on-field interview. That’s normally all Aaron Rodgers has to think about after a game. The end of Sunday’s victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was a little…

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers faced a post-game dilemma over which Tampa Bay Buccaneers player would receive his game-worn jersey following an overtime victory. Rookie quarterback Jalon Daniels, linebacker Josiah Trotter, and running back Kenneth Gainwell all requested the keepsake. Rodgers ultimately chose Gainwell, who was his teammate the previous season, while promising to mail jerseys to Daniels and Trotter.
Speaking to reporters in Paris ahead of the Steelers' matchup against the New Orleans Saints, Rodgers noted that fulfilling multiple jersey requests incurs personal costs depending on team policies. The demand for keepsakes has surged during what is reported to be Rodgers' final NFL season.
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